Glasgow

To tackle hunger in our community. To improve people's quality of life, mitigate poverty and advocate for social justice. To be good neighbours in our community by providing free food groceries and household goods. To respond to human need by loving service.

We are a group who like to reduce landfill waste by collecting and giving to the wildlife we take care of at the farm. The farm is 30 acres including forest land we have a great wildlife population on the farm. We also let injured foxes return to the wild from the farm by the SPCA, we have helped release 16 foxes. We also donate our manure to people growing fruit and veg. We will help free of charge to load it for them too. we collect seeds from old fruit and veg so nothing goes to waste. we help injured animals and foster ones for rescues to help find new homes. We have a farm in Palacerigg, Cumbernauld which has, for over 20 years, taken foxes from the SSPCA (Scotland's Animal Welfare Charity) which are well enough to be released into the wild. They are fed every night alongside a family of badgers, deer and birds. Our aim is to further reduce waste and we would like to make use of surplus food, where this is not going to local good causes. We would make use of fruit and vegetables that are no longer edible too as these will always contain seeds from which more can be grown. since we started collecting food waste we have managed to feed deer, foxes, badgers, birds of prey which visit the farm daily and horses. We rescue injured wildlife and help them recover here on the farm if its possible.

Welcome to our vibrant community hub — a place where the people of Cumbernauld come together to connect, share, and support one another. Our hub offers a warm and welcoming space for teas and coffees, encouraging conversation and helping to build a strong sense of community. We are committed to addressing food insecurity through our community pantry, which is stocked with fresh produce and essential items to ensure no one goes without a nutritious meal. The pantry operates at a cost of £3 per visit and is supplied through food purchased from FareShare and local supermarkets, funded through our available grants and support. Taking sustainability to heart, we also run a FREE community fridge and freezer initiative, rescuing surplus food that would otherwise go to landfill while supporting individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. In addition, our community hub promotes a strong reuse and recycling ethos by providing a platform for the exchange of goods and materials, including clothing and furniture.